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Figure 5 

 

Configuring Variometer Alarms 

 
If you wish to configure climbrate and/or sinkrate alarms for variometer support, click the Variometer button in the alarms section.   
Note that the Climbrate button will only appear when the Climbrate parameter is selected and Enabled.   Note also that when the 
Variometer parameter is enabled, the Configure Variometer page will automatically appear. 
 
Carefully read the instructions on the Configure Variometer page.    This page should be self explanatory.   The audible 
climbrate/sinkrate alarms are configured in basically the same way that other alarm parameters are configured.   One difference is that 
both climbrate and sinkrate alarms can be simultaneously programmed. 
 
Note that the altitude value displayed (if the altitude parameter is selected for display) is by default averaged and updated once during 
each climbrate measurement time interval.   If you wish to display the raw, unaveraged altitude value, uncheck this box.   Note that the 
altitude may “jump around” a bit if raw mode is chosen.    

Servo Display on the Dashboard 

 
If you calibrated your servo movements with the App during Recorder setup, the Seagull should display the correct names of your 
servos, i.e., “Ailerons.”    If you did not calibrate,  servos will be labeled “Servo 1”, etc. 
 
If you calibrated, the data values displayed for your servos should be as follows: 
 

Rudder, Ailerons, Elevator

:  -100 to 100; 

Throttle:

 0 to 100 (with negative values for idle trim down) 

Using your Seagull in Laptop Live Mode

 

 
If you have a laptop at your site, or wish to see live data with your model on the bench, the App can be used to view the Seagull data 
parameters live in a “big screen” format, with almost infinite recording capability! 
 
To use Live Mode, first select “Tools, Choose What to Display” in the App, and set up the parameters you want to display.    Two 
Seagull specific items are available to display, as well as the other parameters: 
 
Seagull Signal Strength – this item shows the strength of the real-time signal coming from the Seagull Transmitter. 
Seagull Packet Percent – this item shows the percentage of packets that were successfully received from Seagull.     
 

Summary of Contents for Seagull Glide

Page 1: ...ded Packing List Your Seagull Glide System includes the Wireless Telemetry Data Dashboard Receiver the Wireless Telemetry transmitter Flight Data Recorder approximately 3 feet 1 meter of Pitot Tube ho...

Page 2: ...he model is in operation is strongly discouraged Use the programmable audible alarms or have a buddy look at the display as necessary The Seagull Transmitter and Dashboard Receiver antennas are very f...

Page 3: ...e is mounted parallel to the direction of travel near the pitot tube as shown in the below figure Method C A static source can be obtained from the side of the fuselage with the rubber tube or a short...

Page 4: ...protruding at right angles with your RX antenna to reduce the possibility of interference For example if you have a model plane with the receiver mounted horizontally along the plane s fuselage mount...

Page 5: ...ding down this pushbutton for approximately two seconds zeros the Max parameters In Menu Mode this pushbutton takes you to the next menu item Pushbutton 4 Mute Power When the unit is in operation pres...

Page 6: ...compensated and Receiver voltage Page two of the data displayed contains signal strength received packet percentage and raw climbrate non TE compensated If the Dashboard displays No Signal consult the...

Page 7: ...reduced In fact if the magnet is mounted flush in another metal material it is quite possible that no shaft imbalance will occur if you only mount one of the magnets total To flush mount the magnets d...

Page 8: ...sor to the recorder The power wire of the Y cable between the sensor and the recorder should be cut before connecting it to the recorder This is necessary to avoid connecting the power of the existing...

Page 9: ...from Eagle Tree Systems which extends the USB pushbutton and LED to the outside of your plane This allows for easy downloading and control of the Recorder without removing the canopy or wing Installin...

Page 10: ...receiver Note that it is normal to see a series of glitch notifications right after the recorder or the transmitter is powered up Receiver Battery Voltage Selecting this parameter causes the recorder...

Page 11: ...from Eagle Tree Systems Also note that the display area is limited so not all parameters can be displayed at once Numeric parameters take up less space than instruments so more numeric parameters can...

Page 12: ...running this utility Once the utility is successfully run the Finish button of the Wizard will ungray Seagull Dashboard Data Setup Utility Instructions This utility the Utility will appear the first t...

Page 13: ...t the length of the silence between each of the beeps in the Length of silent pause between beeps window If you wish the beeps to repeatedly sound when the alarm condition occurs click on the Check he...

Page 14: ...ude value uncheck this box Note that the altitude may jump around a bit if raw mode is chosen Servo Display on the Dashboard If you calibrated your servo movements with the App during Recorder setup t...

Page 15: ...lue Alarm Low Alarm High Max Recorded Servo1 No Varies varies N A N A No Servo2 No Varies varies N A N A No Servo3 No Varies varies N A N A No Servo4 No Varies varies N A N A No RX Volts V Yes 4 4 7 5...

Page 16: ...flash to indicate battery voltage as described above NOTE All data within the Recorder will be lost when the Recorder is reset in this manner After You ve Flown After flying with the Recorder you can...

Page 17: ...ware and perhaps other spreadsheet brands Using Excel is useful for graphing the data output from the recorder To load in Excel save the data file from File Save Recorder File and in Excel choose File...

Page 18: ...not using it requires PC connection Note that low power mode is the default Solution Try operating the Recorder Transmitter without any recorder cables connected to your radio RX This will require a s...

Page 19: ...vehicle s power off WAIT 10 SECONDS turn your vehicle s power back on and then turn your Dashboard off and on Solution Make sure the Seagull ID is correctly set in both the Recorder and the Dashboard...

Page 20: ...ations However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be deter...

Page 21: ...r average 60 milliamp Receiver RX Antenna Thin flexible stainless whip Temperature range 0 140 degrees F Battery Standard 9V or other 5V to 16V battery pack Display 16x2 character LCD Pushbuttons 4 US...

Page 22: ...UENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY LIABILTY FOR THIRD PARTY CLAIMS AGAINST YOU FOR DAMAGES FOR PRODUCTS NOT BEING AVAILABLE FOR USE OR FOR LOST DATA OR LOST SOFTWARE OUR LI...

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